Solar panels and solar collectors for pool heating in Dundaga.
The project was implemented in 2016.
Object type: Private house
Location: Salaspils
Solar collector application: Heating and water heating
Number of solar collectors: 8 pcs.
Solar collector area: 16.2 m2
Solar unit power: 11.5 kW
Heat pump power: 13kW
The system has been operating since 2017
Implemented: July 2012 / with CCFI 75% co-financing.
System: Thermo|Solar 24 pcs. TS500 flat solar thermal collectors.
Total system power: 43,872 kW
Realized: summer 2007.
System: 4 flat solar collectors TS300, solar boiler, automation, other accessories.
Implemented: July 2012 / with CCFI 75% co-financing.
System: Thermo|Solar 36 pcs. TS500 flat solar thermal collectors, 3 HSK1500 hygienic accumulation tanks.
Total system power: 65,808 kW
Realized: May 2012
System: Thermo|Solar 3 pcs. TS330 solar collectors, solar boiler 300 liters, other system elements.
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